MODAR

The MODAR F1 eggplant is an ultra-early, high-yielding hybrid developed by American breeding, designed for obtaining fresh produce in a short time. The vegetative period ranges from 80 to 95 days from the appearance of the first sprouts, allowing harvest as early as 85 days. The hybrid is highly resistant to diseases, including viruses and bacteria, and can actively develop both in greenhouse conditions and in open ground without cover. MODAR F1 is not demanding regarding soil quality, agricultural practices, and climatic conditions, shows low sensitivity to temperature fluctuations, and continues to bear fruit even under summer heat. The plant forms a strong root system and a compact, moderately branched plant with short internodes. The fruits of the MODAR eggplant are pear-shaped, weigh up to 700 grams, and have a uniform dark-purple color with a smooth skin. The peduncle is thornless, facilitating manual harvest. The flesh is white, free of bitterness, and contains very few seeds, making them especially pleasant to taste. When cut, the flesh retains its white color for a long time and does not darken, which is an important advantage for culinary use and processing. The yield is characterized by good transportability and long storage life without loss of consumer quality. MODAR F1 is suitable for cultivation both in open ground and in greenhouses under plastic, expanding its applicability in various climatic conditions. Due to its high resistance and adaptability, the hybrid ensures a stable and abundant yield suitable for preparing diverse dishes and processing. Its fruits maintain an attractive appearance and flavor even during long transport, making MODAR F1 a profitable choice for commercial cultivation and marketing.